Advent Carol Service live from Trinity College Chapel - Sunday 1 December 2019
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- Опубликовано: 4 дек 2019
- 00:14 - Prelude on Es ist ein’ Ros’, Op. 122 No. 8 [Johannes Brahms]
03:34 - Advent Responsory [Richard Marlow]
06:48 - The First Lesson
07:48 - Creator of the stars of night [Plainsong]
10:43 - Of the Father's heart begotten [DIVINUM MYSTERIUM] (descant: David Willcocks)
14:48 - The Bidding Prayer and the Lord's Prayer
16:36 - Come, thou Redeemer of the earth [PUER NOBIS NASCITUR] (descant: David Willcocks)
20:35 - The Second Lesson
22:28 - Ther is no rose of swych vertu [arr. John Stevens]
25:20 - Es ist ein' Ros' entsprungen [harm. Michael Praetorius]
26:58 - O come, O come, Emmanuel [VENI EMMANUEL] (descant: David Willcocks)
30:48 - The Third Lesson
32:48 - O Emmanuel [Ēriks Ešenvalds]
35:06 - Regina caeli [Cecilia McDowall]
37:54 - The Fourth Lesson
40:11 - On Jordan's bank the Baptist's cry [WINCHESTER NEW] (descant: Philip Ledger)
43:03 - The Fifth Lesson
44:58 - Wachet auf [harm. J.S. Bach]
48:08 - The Sixth Lesson
50:41 - E'en so, Lord Jesus, quickly come [Paul Manz]
52:54 - Come, thou long-expected Jesus [CROSS OF JESUS]
55:25 - Ring out, O bells [Alexander Campkin]
59:10 - Prayers and Blessing
1:02:30 - Lo! he comes with clouds descending [HELMSLEY] (descant: Max Pappenheim)
1:07:15 - Puer natus est [Plainsong]
1:08:20 - Brich an, o schönes Morgenlich from the Christmas Oratorio [J.S. Bach]
1:09:26 - Prelude and Fugue in a, BWV 543 [J.S. Bach]
Download the order of service here:
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The Choir of Trinity College Cambridge
Conductor: Stephen Layton
Assistant Organist: Luke Fitzgerald
Organ Scholar: Harrison Cole 
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Nothing like the way the English can do something traditionally especially for the English speaking world, really beautiful. Thank you.
Miracle Worship Service
To Glorify His Holy Name
Our Lord & Saviour Jesus Christ Amen
Stunning. Listening on Advent 2020 and so glad we have RUclips to make this available to us during the pandemic and can belt out the words at home if not in church. Praise God from whom all blessings flow. Somehow this Advent will be especially meaningful. O Come O Come Emmanuel.
Amen. Come, Lord Jesus.
Beautiful service.
@@6051Grace Especially after St Johns' effort. I normally love new repertoire, but at the end of this awful year, what was definitely needed was at least SOMETHING to give the impression that not everything had changed for ever. Somehow Nethsingha missed the point in my view; hence Trinity hear were absolutely bang on target despite being a year early! Utterly magnificent.
You can sign up directly with the church too. Westminster Abbey sends me their podcasts weekly.
RUclips is NOT your ally....they hate Christ. As long as we keep complying they will take more and more away I shall sing IN church to my Savior Jesus Christ. He said those who love thier lives shall lose them...we are eternal beings this world is temporary.
Lovely to see people together--showing faces(no masks) and singing praise. May we return to normality soon.
Beautiful! So wonderful to have Advent Lessons and Carols inspite of the 2020 pandemic!
True God is Father. This is way to eternal life.
You can jazz up "Here Comes Santa Clause and "White Christmas" all you want. THIS IS CHRISTMAS.
What a wonderful choir, the music.... God's grace dwells among us, indeed, in spite of the COVID19. God's blessings to all and quick healing for those who are stricken.
Living abroad and in a remote location, I’m so grateful for this stunningly beautiful service being available to watch on youtube - thank you Trinity. Excellent singing, direction, playing and recording. Wonderful choral tradition with Trinity sounding outstanding these days.
Hello from Wrocław, Poland. I love this video so much. I listen it every Advent, every year. God bless you all !!! 😇💚
Thank you for a beautiful Advent celebration. Wonderful to watch this on Advent Sunday during Lockdown 2020. God Bless everyone watching this.
Thank you for bringing a shining bright light in our presently dark world. We have fond memories of attending services at Trinity in the past. We appreciate this gift of superb music. We are listening in Rapid City, SD, USA
An amazing service, which will be missed in year 2020 because of the pandemic.
God loved us, and we love God too.
So enjoyable and unbelievable singing, especially the first piece. Heaven, sheer heaven...
The sound on this video is excellent. Crystal clear, unlike so many videos you can hardly hear sometimes. The music is superb. tanx
Just beautiful. As a Catholic I love the Lirurgical traditions the Anglicans have developed and still keep.When I lived in Washington, DC, going to the National Cathedral of Sts. Peter and Paul was always inspiring, as was this, Advent 2020.
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It's 5:36 PM in New Jersey, US. And what a magnificent late afternoon treat. Now a cup of Starbucks coffee, and some "cookies." God Bless.
And we have to listen to On Eagles Wings and Be Not Afraid...
I keep coming back to this service (as I write, it is the middle of June, '22); "Ring out, O bells" is now probably my favorite modern carol.
Absolutely beautiful thank you from Canada 🇨🇦
Thank you so much for this thoughtful post sharing with us the Sublime and ineffable gift of God that is Advent/Nativity Whom in His Divine Council and Will has bestowed upon the world in general but The Church in particular! It's a joy to hear the Anglican Church's expression of it!
The Trinity College Choir is one my favorite and never cease to offer Beauty in perfection as they strum their vocal harps to The Lord!
At 32:50 is the song," O Emmanuel," this is one of the most beautiful versions I've heard if not the most! It's an all time favorite that I'm sure I've repeated a billion times being so short hehe!!
A Blessed Advent/Nativity to all who are celebrating! Our Saviour is Coming!!!
Glory To The Father, and to The Son and To The Holy Spirit now and ever and unto ages and ages, Amen!!!
This is so lovely 🌹 I may not be able to sing like these angels now but certainly I will sing in heaven with the angels....
So lovely indeed...
A magnificent service and music - Advent is such an exciting season. I do feel very bad for the organist that the congregation immediately starts leaving and yelling as soon as the Voluntary begins. Swans and geese.
This is wonderful. I have been hoping for a new recording after years of listening to the outstanding 2011 and 2012 recordings. This recording is sublime in both audio and video quality. Thank you for offering this service to the world. God bless and Merry Christmas to you and all those, who prepare for Christmas by watching/listening to this service.
Simply superb and thank you for making this available.
The Advent of our Lord. We await your coming Lord Jesus, for you will bring Peace, you will with love heal this beautiful Earth God our Father created. BREATHE ON US BREATH OF GOD. BREATHE ON US SINNERS YOUR BREATH OF HEALING. YOUR will be done. Amen
Would love to visit the UK to hear this lovely singing post-corona
How beautiful to see and hear this Advent Carol Service at a time we cannot gather together as we once did.
Beautiful Holy Advent Service.🙏The choir was inspiring .May Christ be with us in the years to come.
It's December 24th, less than an hour before I preside midnight Mass 24th December 2020, the year of Covid. This soothes my soul deeply after such a year, such a year. Thank you. Rev Fr M Brantley, Christchurch New Zealand, St Christopher's.
Hello, Rector Brantley. I'm writing you from the future -- second Sunday in Advent 2021, facing the omicron variant, with many new unknowns before us. But the things we know in this uncertain atmosphere is that we are approaching Christ and His redemption. We reside in Hope and in Love. May the peace of Christ, which surpasses all understanding, be with you and with me and with us all at the true beginning of the new year. Ellen Yensan, Tacoma Washington USA
Hi Ellen. Thanks for your note. I know Tacoma. Lives in Seattle. My oldest son there also.
Heaven knows how you saw our little channel of our humble church so far away…& a service from last year. We’re doing a bit better here: big islands, but islands a long way from every one.
Familiar obviously with Rector (USA has its bishop ordained after end of revolution, by Church of Scotland, when CoE could not do it because of sovereign as head of church…Revolution out paid to that! Here, as part of realm, were called Vicar’s. :-)
Happy Christmas in such disruptive times. Adventus Christos!
A beautiful production, masterfully capturing the beauty of the service!
This is excellent! Praise be Jesus and Mama Mary!
Stunning. Listening on Advent Eve 2020 and heartbroken that there will be no singing in church tomorrow.
Beautiful to listen to last years here though, I hope it helps soothe your soul.
Ridiculous.
@@classicaldeb WHAT is ridiculous? PLEASE EXPLAIN.
@@joscallinet6260 I believe that she refers to the lack of singing in churches, due to Covid restrictions. :( It is sad indeed. Fortunately, my church has such spacing as allows us to sing, albeit through our masks! :)
@T Ponst86 It could very well be that we are now all of a sudden discovering how ridiculous the whole idea of church attendance has become. COVID is forcing us to be more secular and rational in our thinking - which, in turn, is at long last freeing us to leave our churches behind us. From now on, we will view churches and the singing that took place in them as historical remnants of a distant past, just as we figured out that, in our digestive tracts, our appendixes are an unnecessary vestigial remnant carried over from a much earlier version of our human bodies. When we have our appendixes removed, often as a result of appendicitis, we go on about our lives just as we did before, only now without them. In the future, churches will serve as repositories (museums, if you like) of religious music, art, architecture and literature. In that sense, they will continue to have considerable historical value.
I'm impressed with the Bach's "Wach auf ruft uns die Stimme" at 44:46 in the original German with a small brass section. It brings back many memories. Thank you.
Love how they weren’t afraid to use real candles. So beautiful!
all year long i come back to this
Wachet auf begins about the 45 min mark. It is breathtaking! "E'en so, Lord Jesus" begins at 50:30; also, amazing!
This is amazing, especially in 2020 when we most likely have no singing at Christmas..🙏🏻🌲
check out New College Oxford - they had a service last Sunday 01 Advent (on youtube)
They have no right to tell people what to do with their lives. We have given them the right to rule tyrannically over us.
Praise Jesus and serve Him alone. He did say, "Trust no man". So, dear Marianne, sing your heart out to Him and let no man silence your God given voice.
God Bless you and Merry Christmas.
@@JamieSantos - In the US, the elite class of tyrants dictate no dining/drinking in pubs & restaurants, no family gatherings or travel for holidays yet they themselves continue to do so. They also dictate no singing or religious gatherings but condone violent mobs in the streets rioting, looting & burning. Thank goodness we can still hear/watch magnificent music & the spoken word online.
@@Hardia882 Yes, this is all true. My son gave his life for this country and the Americans spit on his sacrifice. They spit on the sacrifice of EVERY American who gave their lives to serve the Constitution and Bill of Rights. They deserve neither.
I do not wear a mask, never have. I do not "social distance", which is an oxy moron. I do not do anything they tell us to do. Those who comply are helping bring in the NWO. Absolutely disgusting society.
@@JamieSantos Your son died for his country, yet you would risk your own and others' lives?
God bless you for encouraging prayer ... wonderful
The descant on Lo, He Comes...stunning , beautiful writing !!
Just caught up with this,-------goosepimples!------ Thank you so much.
Can anyone share the score???
A foretaste of heaven
Great presentation, music and sound quality. The organist made is appear so easy to play the organ. Thanks for sharing.
Glorious music lifts my heart in isolation during pandemic, Advent 2020. I am so missing singing on my local choir this season -- it's just not Advent without rehearsals of Christmas music. On this video, I love seeing GIRLS on the choir instead of strictly boys, and the candlelight is truly beautiful and adds to the mystery and awe of the music. Thank you from Orlando, Florida, USA.
Lovely, Merry Christmas from Sweden, to come...
I am enjoying this the evening of December 18, 2021. I was "Lutherpalian" for almost thirty years, and am now a member of the United Church of Christ (UCC). At this time of year, I find myself longing for the high church services, and so glad this service and others like it are here on RUclips. Christmas blessings to all!
Why did you change to UCC?
Outstanding and so beautiful done entirely by candle light. I love being able to follow along with the order of service provided.
goose pimples-fantastic !!!!! 🥰😍😇😇
Listening to this precious recording transforms me back in time! In Church, it is midnight, I am with all my family, dressed in very special Christmas attire. We are pleasingly weary having enjoyed a very exciting day of visiting friends and family.
Listening, I am vividly reliving the now lost experiences of pure joy only possible worshiping our FATHER in Heaven with thanksgiving, and praise.
Listening, I am being enabled to again witness the praying/singing of families' perfectly imperfect renditions, but nevertheless, blessedly sweet voices. Goosebumps and big smiles! Thank you!!
Timecodes
ORGAN MUSIC BEFORE THE SERVICE
00:15 Prelude on Es ist ein’ Ros’, Op. 122 No. 8 | Johannes Brahms (1833-97)
CHOIR
03:34 Advent Responsory | Richard Marlow (1939-2013)
THE FIRST LESSON
06:48 Genesis 1: 1-5, read by the Master
CHOIR
07:48 Creator of the stars of night | 'Conditor alme siderum’ (Mode IV)
HYMN
10:44 Of the Father’s heart begotten | melody from ‘Piae Cantiones’ (1582) arr. David Willcocks (1919-2015)
THE BIDDING PRAYER
14:49 The Dean of Chapel says
HYMN
16:37 Come, thou Redeemer of the earth | Michael Praetorius (1571-1621) arr. David Willcocks (1919-2015)
THE SECOND LESSON
20:36 Isaiah 11: 1-9, read by a Member of Staff
CHOIR
22:29 Ther is no rose of swych vertu | Anon. arr. John Stevens (1921-2002)
25:20 Es ist ein’ Ros’ entsprungen | Michael Praetorius (1571-1621)
HYMN
26:58 O come, O come, Emmanuel! | arr. David Willcocks (1919-2015)
THE THIRD LESSON
30:49 Luke 1: 26-38, read by a Graduate
CHOIR
32:50 O Emmanuel | Ēriks Ešenvalds, b. 1977
35:07 Regina Caeli | Cecilia McDowall (b. 1951)
THE FOURTH LESSON
37:55 Matthew 3: 1-12, read by an Undergraduate
HYMN
40:12 On Jordan’s bank the Baptist’s cry | adapt. from a chorale in ‘Musicalisches Hand-Buch’ (Hamburg 1690) | descant Philip Ledger (1937-2012)
THE FIFTH LESSON
43:04 Matthew 25: 1-13, read by a Fellow
CHOIR
44:59 Wachet auf! | Music: Philipp Nicolai (1556-1608) arr. Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750)
THE SIXTH LESSON
48:09 from The Revelation of St John the Divine, chapters 21-2, read by a Chaplain
CHOIR
50:42 E’en so, Lord, Jesus, quickly come | Paul Manz (1919-2009)
HYMN
52:55 Come, thou long-expected Jesus | John Stainer (1840-1901)
CHOIR
55:26 Ring Out, O Bells! | Alexander Campkin (b. 1984)
PRAYERS AND BLESSING
59:13 The Dean of Chapel says
HYMN
1:02:04 Lo! he comes with clouds descending | Thomas Olivers (1725-99) | descants Max Pappenheim (b. 1983)
CHOIR
1:07:16 Puer natus est | Plainsong
1:08:21 Brich an, o schönes Morgenlicht | Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750)
ORGAN VOLUNTARY
1:09:27 Prelude and Fugue in a, BWV 543 | Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750)
Thanks for doing this, but Regina caeli actually begins at 35:07!
@@josephdeery7252 Thanks for the hint - corrected!
Much appreciated! Thank you 🙂
@Joker,
You've made my evening more blessed by this timecode.
I have been listening to this heavenly choir but never saw the timecode.
Thanks and God bless...
A truly wonderful choir with an excellent Director of Music.
What a glorious celebration! 🌟
Gratefulness from a senior citizen in SA.
Stunningly Wonderful
Sublime! 👏👏👏🌟❤️🙏
Thank you for uploading this Trinity College. The sound quality is excellent, and the choice of the traditional hymns and anthems was the highlight. The death of Christianity in the UK appears to be misreported. Dei Gratia. The choir and director get a thumbs up.
John Morrison Tell me how an ethnic minority single mother in a Council house estate, suffering from the consequences of Tory austerity, who has nothing to feed her children with, can be helped by watching these wealthy, privileged, middle class and overwhelmingly white individuals?
@@p1966kful Is that you, Jeremy?
@@p1966kful Have you considered asking one? People aren't stereotypes. And, as far as I can tell, no one is forcing her to watch this. Your whine does absolutely nothing to solve any problems.
@@p1966kful it's called feeding the soul. I truly get what you are saying....but this is not the place. Life without beauty is a dead life.
@@p1966kful Ever wondered why such a person finds herself single and with several children?
Life is not fair, of course, but individuals have a responsibility to themselves as well as the wider community (who, incidentally, provided the council house and will be propping up the single mother and her children with money taken from the rest of us.)
Beautiful event, glorious singing!
Thank you for posting this. An absolutely beautiful service.
In answer to an earlier post, nearly 50 years ago, I had the huge privilege of singing in choral services in Trinity and Kings Chapels, obviously not at the same time and sadly not at Advent, I have to admit I preferred Trinity, having been born and raised in this great City I am allowed to say this!
I live in America, but was in England for a solo tour during this service - alas, I was in the Lakes District at the time, but I'm now really regretting not switching my whole schedule around to make it to this service! Sublime perfection, as always. Thank you!
And to every one of the (currently) 17 people who thumbs-downed this video: explain yourselves! :|
Beautifully done! tremendous sense of ensemble
Man, AMAZING!! Beautiful! Thank you.
What a mat for our Lord to come on! ☦️
From the U.S. on Chrismas Eve day preparing for tonight, thank you.
Outstanding 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Many blessings!
Beautifully done!
Just beautiful. Many thanks and God bless!
This service is just magnificent! I don't understand how such a land can have the scriptures, plus such a rich Church history and culture, music, etc., and still have so many agnostics and atheists running around nowadays. Makes no sense.
Because it's perfectly possible to appreciate religious music and architecture without adhering to its doctrines?
this is for the glory of God, and the Son of man, who redeemed us at the cross
In the highest forms of European Christian contemplative mysticism, (Cistercian amd Benedictine), in agnostic atheism, and even Chinese Tao mysticism, (such as St. John of the Cross, Teresa of Avila in the "Interior Castle" explain), also in (the English) "The Cloud of Unknowing", we stand before the ineffable , all in seemingly different ways, but stand there we do, in the SAME place. Some of us chose to call the place where we stand by different names. They are superficial differences. A very blessed Advent and Christmas season to you all.
Beautiful service. I am delighted to se that this chapel choir has female choristers, and they sang as well as boys.
@Richard E. Miranda Jr. Hopefully
@@bornforbanningA beautiful voice should be valued for itself alone, regardless of gender.
Magnificent!
Oh to be in England.
Great organ voluntary at the end.
Thanks for the upload.
Pity that the congregation has to try and outshout Bach!
@@andedrollin Yes, it's sad that so much talent has to be squandered as 'background music.'
Beautiful!
Magnificent🎵
Lovely.
Well, the service is off to a great start with gentle coughing accompanied by diapasons.
Someone once said, "People with colds don't go to the doctor,
they go to the theatre!" ( I esp. enjoy hearing a fussy baby) 🥵
This would certainly give the other “two famous colleges” a good run for their money!!
Since Marlow's day, Trinity has a habit of beating those 'two famous colleges' into a cocked hat.
Great performance, and the organist even looks like John Lennon.
What a wonderful instrument, who was the builder, and those strings…….Oh My Goodness
The Swiss firm Metzler.
Advert before first reading !
❤
💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜
How are we meant to enjoy this with so many ads?
Those that are continuously coughing - whether with covid-19 virus or not - kindly avoid attending public functions and stay back at home...!!!😂😘👍❤️🙏🎸😎🌲
The "Wachet Auf" was sublime. IMO you outshone the St John's service that was on the radio this year.
Auf!
Jan2021 Holy Day
Phwaor, clare sounds good this year
WHAT DOES THAT MEAN? What language is it?
Ja Ja
Outstanding--but why does the congregation talk while the ineffable postlude played so brilliantly?
MARY H. SCROGGINS- Burgess is my mother and in Sinai Hospital dying she loved a very eventful life and love the Lord Jesus with her whole heart, She served the not just in word; but indeed. She gave birth to 9 children 3 daughters 6 sons, Her love for gave her strength to fight for health care for the poorest of the poor. She started the first food co-op in The Murphy Home Projects in the 70`s she stood up to the major of Baltimore Md and she laid down in 5 way traffic zone until city agreed to in 5 directional traffic light. Low income children were Being hit by divers leaving the city and gave little care the this area was residential. She led the fight for safe schools, She city leaders, Church leaderships to help develop affordable health care. She started a movement call ed Health for everyone) over time with help of many others it became known as ", TOTAL HEALTH CARE " SHE became schools grandma for schools children. Play for children to comforted in her passing. I know the Lord is waiting to Bring her home John 3:16
Great service! The youtube ads are incredibly disruptive though.
Is it possible to get a list of the carols?
Wonderful - but so sad to see the extreme disrespect shown by the congregation by exiting the chapel during the concluding voluntary. And talking loudly! So typical unfortunately.
Who was the Conductor and who was playing the Organ?
Wonderful service. Was there a service for this year, meaning 2020? God's blessings be with you all
you would have to wait until Christmas eve - it does not happen until then anyway. For me, the official start of Christmas.
Beautiful in every aspect, in addition to the magnificent choral singing, with so many live candles, but the strange blue lights of music stand and readers book lights really are jarring.
I don't think they do this primarily for You Tube. The lighting looks fine in the chapel itself.
Can you please add the timestamps as chapters in the video?
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The poor Bach at the end - totally drowned :-(
Where is this taking place? Is this Trinity College in Northern Illinois. Wheaton or Deerfield?
M. Elgin. Illinois
Cambridge, England
did it change that they have girls/women in there now or is this a different choir? just curious.
N2
Gorgeous - such a full sound.
A suggeation - adjust the director’s ipad so that its backlight isn’t blue! It sticks out in the warm glow of the candles.
I think that's just a reading light for a paper score - they tend to have a fairly high colour temperature, similar to daylight, rather than candlelight. There may be a practical reason for this - I certainly tend to find them a lot easier to read by than yellower light.
Anglican?
Indeed